Epsilon Zeta Author:Jock Young Fraternities enjoy a long history of prominence on America's college campuses. For many young men, an invitation to join a fraternity is a ticket to four (or five, or six) years of campus privilege, enjoying the closest bonds of brotherhood with a select group of friends within a context of stately tradition. But that is not the whole story,... more » as Jock Young's novel Epsilon Zeta vividly illustrates. In telling the story of one fraternity on the fictional campus of Northwest Florida University, Epsilon Zeta recreates in vivid detail the hazing, binge drinking, drug abuse, misogyny, racism and homophobia found in one fraternity over the course of a semester. The novel is also a complex coming-of-age story, as one group of friends faces a moral crisis that will live in their memories long after donning their caps and gowns.« less